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Rosemary McGee

Research Fellow
Team
Participation Power and Social Change
E-mail
R.McGee@ids.ac.uk
Tel
+44 (0) 1273 915738
Administrator
Sulu Mathew (s.mathew2@ids.ac.uk)
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Biography

Rosemary McGee’s academic training is in multidisciplinary Development Studies, focusing on Latin America.  Her academic career is interspersed with several years of practice in northern and southern development NGOs over the past 15 years.  Since 1999 she has been a Fellow in the Participation, Power and Social Change team, coming to that post from the policy and advocacy department of Christian Aid.  From 2004-2007, on Leave of Absence from IDS, she was Christian Aid’s Country Representative in Colombia, managing a development programme with a strong human rights focus. Her work at IDS has focused on the participation of civil society actors in policy processes and governance, and the use of participatory approaches in poverty knowledge construction.  More recent focuses are research and applied work on rights and accountability issues in official and NGO development aid, and other contemporary challenges facing development NGOs.

In addition to the broad areas of expertise listed below, Rosemary also has expertise in the following areas: citizen engagement and action; NGOs and civil society; the nature of policy processes; governance and accountability; inequality and poverty alleviation; participatory and qualitative research; researching violence; monitoring and evaluation; South-North linkages and relations.

Rosemary is currently living and working from Spain and conducting research on the Spanish aid system with Spanish academic colleagues.

Selected Projects and Recent Work

Thematic Expertise

Conflict and Violence; Inclusive Citizenship and Governance; Participation Methodologies; Poverty; Monitoring and Evaluation.

Geographic Expertise

Bolivia; Brazil; Chile; Colombia; Mozambique; Nigeria; Spain; Uganda.

Selected Publications »»